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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 136, 26 February 1918, Page 5

A house match was played at New- j town Park betwen W. M. Banatyno i and Co. and Turnbull, Hickson, and j Gooder, and resulted in a win for the latter on the first innings. The scores were:—Turnbull, Hickbon, and Gooder, tiß and 82 (Tvrall 15 and 20, Moffitt 24, J. Hoare 20 and 11, Lowe 10). Howling for Bannatyne, C. Fiebig took six wickets for 12 runs, and E. Burt five for 13. Bannatyne's made GO, and 31 for six wickets. ' Turnbull's bowlers being: Molßt four for 13, and Loire, four for 15. For Bmvw.tynos, Burt made 18 and 5, Tanner 24, and Fiebig 10 and 8.

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